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    Pleasant Square Park

    4.0 (1 review)

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    Kacie Jane Park - The "big kid" side of the park!

    Kacie Jane Park

    5.0(3 reviews)
    9.2 mi

    This park is great for kids of all ages! There are two separate parks- one geared toward younger…read morekids and the other geared toward older kids! The 3 year old I took had a blast at both! In the "little kid" playground area there are smaller stairs to climb and things to balance on. There are tunnels, a little picnic table at the bottom, and some steering wheels to spin. In the "big kid" playground the climbing is taller and definitely more advanced. The 3 year old had trouble reaching some things, but nonetheless tried! There are two awesome and obscure shaped monkey bars, many spinning seats, and large slides! They also have a great area with various giant musical instruments to play. On the far side of the playground there is a splash pad. It was still on and running today! This park is wide open and had so much space for the kids to run and play. There are many picnic tables with shade and a large shelter too! We LOVED this park!!

    What is better than family friendly fun? FREE family friendly fun!…read more Pack a cooler, bring the kids, and a swimsuit. Push the yellow button and watch the magic happen. I'm an adult and I wanted to play! Kids of all ages, outside, playing, laughing! There is a nice covered picnic area with water fountains (including a tall one to fill up a bottle), and a paved, covered path to the restrooms. There is a Men's, women's, and family restroom. There is a lot of shaded areas for parents to sit and relax while the littles wear themselves out.

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    Kacie Jane Park - A loathe climbing wall!

    A loathe climbing wall!

    Kacie Jane Park - There are many spinning seats around the park!

    There are many spinning seats around the park!

    Kacie Jane Park - We like to call this a "serving window" and play pretend.  You can see one of the awesome obscure set of monkey bars in the background!

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    We like to call this a "serving window" and play pretend. You can see one of the awesome obscure set of monkey bars in the background!

    C. Roger Nisbet Park - The children's park has been recently updated. This is the design looking above from the playground.

    C. Roger Nisbet Park

    4.2(10 reviews)
    12.0 mi

    This park is located in a super crowded area, but if you can get there (either by finding an…read moreelusive parking spot or going during off hours) it's a ton of fun! There is free parking along the trail and additional parking in a public lot across the street, but on a Saturday morning you will find both fill up. On a weekday, it's pretty easy to snag a spot and enjoy the park without crowds. This summer, a part of the park is currently under construction, where the new amphitheater is being built. But there is still a lot of the park open and much to do and explore! My family has enjoyed both picnics and takeout on the ample picnic table seating. Recently, my toddler has been loving the playground which features swings and two separate playground features catered to both younger and older kids. There were some porch- style swings just added, overlooking the river, which are lovely to swing on for adults and kids alike! Perhaps the best part of this park is the river access. There is a nice path with wide paving stones right to the river, which is clean and features a gravel beach and a large swath of shallow water. The water is shallow for quite a few feet so it is safe for little kids to wade in. Hang around and you might see a crawfish or blue heron, or find a fossil! There are also bathrooms, which have always been open and clean in my experience. There is so much to do and explore in the Loveland area, specifically along the little Miami scenic trail, and you don't want to miss this park!

    This is a really nice park. It's right along the bike trail. This makes it convenient to get to…read more Downtown Loveland gets very congested. Quicker to get around on it on two wheels. A lot of cool restaurants and shops are here. Many cater to bicyclists. They offer discounts on food and stuff. It's the centerpiece of downtown Loveland. The bathrooms are pretty clean, and there's plenty of areas for pets. A lot of convenient things if you're on a bike. If you're in a car it's harder. There's parking lots but these get filled up especially on weekends.

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    C. Roger Nisbet Park
    C. Roger Nisbet Park - This mural is on the side of one of the buildings in the park.

    This mural is on the side of one of the buildings in the park.

    C. Roger Nisbet Park - 4th of July 2015 fireworks!

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    4th of July 2015 fireworks!

    Keehner Park - Playground

    Keehner Park

    4.4(9 reviews)
    12.0 mi

    I happened to stumble upon this park as I was picking up a few items in the Westchester area. I had…read morea friend mention this park to me a few weeks before I decided to check it out. I just happen to pass the sign for the park, so I decided to head out for an adventure. It had just rained before I visited this park, so the trails were slightly muddy. I would love to go back once all the leaves and bushes are full of their green leaves and when the trail is not slippery wet and muddy. However, I happened to see some people trail running, as I was exploring. This would be a great place to do that! According to the map next to one of the trails I was exploring, it looks like there is about a 2 mile loop that crosses over the creek in two spots. You can walk this, hike it, or even decide to run the path. There are multiple entrances down to the trail. I ended up taking a muddy downhill to the creek, but as I begin walking, I realized that there were other places that led to the creek that had a set of stairs. If you are exploring and don't see a great way to get down to the creek, look around for an easier access. There are plenty! This park also has a beautiful amphitheater. It would be the perfect place to have a summer show or sit to enjoy a concert in the park. I did see a family with small children riding their bikes. They were a bit disappointed to discover that the trail was not suited for bikes. If you are looking to bike, I would not pick this specific park. However, if you are looking for a nice walk or a not too difficult hike, this park is for you!

    This is a nice park with good amenities, accessible via two entrances. One side provides closer…read moreaccess to an amphitheater that offers concerts, a historical home, multiple reservable shelterhouses, a playground, and restrooms. A variety of trails lead down into a nice wooded area along a creek to explore. We were able to see a number of small fossils down there. There are multiple access points (some with stairs, some without, as well, depending on your preference), so referring to the map or keeping an eye on the trail markers can be helpful for wayfinding. There is also a mountain biking trail. The other side offers closer proximity to the sports area, which includes pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts. Fun place to visit!

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    Keehner Park - Creek

    Creek

    Keehner Park - Swings

    Swings

    Keehner Park - Historic cabin

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    Historic cabin

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